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Bluetongue surge and what farmers need to know
Chief reporter Rachael Brown and head of news and business Jane Thynne analyse the ongoing surge of bluetongue in the South-West, vaccine availability and testing capacity, as well as the growing threat of the disease elsewhere in the UK.
They hear from a farmer in Cornwall who has been impacted …
The bluetongue surge: Immediate action now and lessons for the future
Deputy editor Alex Black and chief reporter Rachael Brown sit down with farmers and NFU representatives Clare Wise and Ian Harvey, as well as NFU Scotland vice president Robert Neill to discuss the latest situation in the rise in Bluetongue across the UK, where we are with vaccine supply, why an em…
Prime Minister faces farming questions as Parliament returns and Reform unveils farming policy
Actions speak louder than words. Despite new PM Andy Burnham telling MPs he will focus on farming, and Reform members pledging to ‘back farmers to the hilt’, deputy editor Alex Black, head of news and business Jane Thynne and chief reporter Rachael Brown discuss whether all these warm words will br…
Prof. Rachael Brown of the University of Chicago on Christians and Christianity
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Scientific Sense ® by Gill Eapen: Prof. Rachel Fulton Brown is Associate Professor of History at the University of Chicago. Her research interests include the intellectual and cultural history of Europe in the Middle Ages, wit…
Episode 131: TMT/MTE Joint Episode - Amber Candela, Allyson Hallman-Thrasher, & Rachael Eriksen Brown: Lessons from the Editors
Learning to teach math teachers better with Dr. Amber Candela, (University of Missouri-St. Louis), Dr. Allyson Hallman-Thrasher, (Ohio University), and Rachael Eriksen Brown, (Pennsylvania State University–Abington) as they share their advice and expertise as mathematics teacher editors and their w…
Trace: part two
We continue our broadcast of Trace, the true crime podcast that gripped Australians in 2017. A second person of interest emerges within the church. Rachael Brown investigates their past and discovers a dark and disturbing history. And a seemingly major break in the case only serves to throw up more…
Trace: part one
In a special Late Night Live Summer special, we bring you Trace. Maria James was stabbed 68 times in her own home. For 37 years, police have failed to solve her murder. Her two sons — and one former top cop — have never given up hope. The ABC's Rachael Brown investigates the 37-year-old cold case, …
‘No farmer is an island’ - Nuffield scholar shares her findings from her research into mental health within farming
Our chief reporter Rachael Brown speaks to farmer, psychologist and one of this year’s Nuffield scholars, Sharon May to discusses her research into mental health within the farming community, the importance of relationships and what can be learnt from other countries around the world
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The future of rural policing and what it takes to tackle rural crime
Farmers Guardian's chief reporter Rachael Brown is joined by two guest hosts this week – former Liberal Democrat leader and Cumbrian MP Tim Farron, and NFU livestock chair and farmer Clare Wise – for a frank discussion of the realities of rural crime.They talk about the lack of deterrent for those …
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